Casey Ellis, on the record.
1,355 items across 6 categories: press, broadcast, stage, and paperwork. Captured, displayed, and archived for posterity.
MS12-020, THE SAGA CONTINUES: EXPLOIT CODE PUBLISHED FOR THE RDP CHINESE WORM LEAKED FROM MICROSOFT?
Security Dojo published a blog post on the MS12-020 RDP vulnerability and the release of exploit code following the flaw's disclosure. Casey Ellis contributed analysis and commentary on the evolving threat landscape surrounding the vulnerability and its exploitation in the wild.
Microsoft confirms MAPP proof-of-concept exploit code leak
A ZDNet security post reports Microsoft's confirmation that proof-of-concept exploit code for a vulnerability was leaked from its Microsoft Active Protections Program. Casey Ellis contributed analysis on the incident and its implications for vulnerability disclosure practices and coordinated security research.
RDP flaw a harbinger of breaches
An ITNews.com.au article from March 2012 examines a recently discovered Remote Desktop Protocol flaw and its implications for future security incidents. Casey Ellis discusses how the vulnerability signals broader risks in widely deployed systems and the need for organizations to strengthen their breach prevention strategies.
MS12-020: this is not good
Dynamoo's Blog published a post on March 13, 2012 analyzing the MS12-020 Remote Desktop Protocol vulnerability and its exploitation risks. Casey Ellis contributed commentary on the severity and potential impact of the flaw on enterprise systems.
Good idea funding deadline looms
This Sydney Morning Herald press article from January 24, 2012, reports that time is running out for entrepreneurs to submit ideas for Pushstart's first batch of proposals. Casey Ellis, a mentor, advises start-ups to share their ideas freely and not be swayed by Facebook's founders, arguing that execution matters more than the idea.